第 12章 名詞子 句 Noun Clauses 清雲科技大學應用外語系 助理教授：陳徵蔚
12 -1 INTRODUCTION (independent clause) (a) Sue lives in Tokyo. (independent clause) (b) Where does Sue live？ (dependent clause) (C) Where Sue lives？ (indep. cl. ) (d) I know (dependent cl. ) where Sue lives.
(noun phrase) (e) His story (noun clause) was interesting. (f) What he said (g) I heard (h) I heard was interesting. (noun phrase) his story. (noun clause) what he said. (i) I listened to (j) I listened to (noun phrase) his story. (noun clause) what he said.
12 -2 NOUN CLAUSES BEGINNING WITH A QUESTION WORD Question Noun clause Where does she live ？ What did he say？ When do they arrive ？ (S) (V) Who lives there？ What happened？ Who is at the door？ (a)I don’t know where she lives. (b)I couldn’t hear what he said. (c)Do you know when they arrive ？ (S) (V) (d) I don’t know who lives there. (e) Please tell me what happened. (f) I wonder who is at the door.
(S) (V) Who is she？ Who are those men？ Whose house is that ？ (S) (V) (g) I don’t know who she is ？ (h) I don’t know who those men are. (i) I wonder whose house that is. What did she say？ (j) What she said surprised What should they do me. (k) What they should do is ？ obvious.
12 -3 NOUN WITH CLAUSES BEGINNING WHETHER OR IF. Yes/NO Question Noun Clause (a)I don’t know whether she will Will she come？ come. I don’t know if she will come. Does he need help？ (b) I wonder whether he needs help. I wonder if he needs help. (c) I wonder whether or not she will come. (d) I wonder whether she will come or not. (e) I wonder if she will come or not. (f) Whether she comes or not is
12 -4 QUESTION WORDS FOLLOWED BY INFINITIVES (a) I don’t know what I should do. (b) I don’t know what to do. (c) Pam can’t decide whether she should go or stay home. (d) Pam can’t decide whether to go or (to) stay home. (e) Please tell me how I can get to the bus station. (f) Please tell me how to get to the bus station. (g) Jim told us where we could find it. (h) Jim told us where to find it.
12 -5 NOUN CLAUSES BEGINNING WITH THAT Statement Noun Clause He is a good actor. (a)I think that he is a good actor. (b)I think he is a good actor. The world is round. (c) We know (that ) the world is round. She doesn’t understand spoken English. (d) That she doesn’t understand spoken English is obvious. (e) It is obvious (that) she doesn’t understand spoken English. The world is round. (f) That the world is round is a fact. (g) It is a fact that world is round.
12 -6 QUOTED SPEECH Quoting one sentece (a)She said, “My brother is a student. ” (b) “My brother is a student, ” she said. (c) “My brother, ” she said, “is a student. ” Quoting more than one sentence (d) “My brother is a student. He is attending a university, ” she said. (e) “My brother is a student, ” she said. “He is attending a university. ”
Quoting a question or an exclamation (f) She asked, “When will you be here？” (g) “When will you be here？” she asked. (h) She said, “Watch out！” (i) “My brother is a student, ” said Anna. “My brother, ” said Anna, “is a student. ” (j) “Let’s leave, ” whispered Dave. (k) “Please help me, ” begged the unfortunate man. (l) “Well, ” Jack began, “it’s a long story. ”
12 -7 REPORTED SPEECH：VERB FORMS NOUN CLAUSES Quoted Speech IN Reported Speech (a) “I watch TV every day. ” → She said she watched TV everyday. (b) “I am watching TV. ” → She said she was watching TV. (c) “I have watched TV. ” → She said she had watched TV. (d) “I watched TV. ” → She said she had watched TV. (e) “I had watched TV. ” → She said she had watched TV. (f) “I will watch TV. ” → She said she would watched TV. (g) “I am going to watch TV. ” → She said she was going to watch TV.
(h) “I can watch TV. ” (i) “I may watch TV. ” (j) “I must watch TV. ” (k) “I have to watch TV. ” → She said she could watched TV. → She said she might watch TV → She said she had to watch TV. (l) “I should watch TV. ” → She said she should watch TV. “I ought to watch TV. ” → She said she ought to watch TV. “I might watch TV. ” → She said she might watch TV.
(m) Immediate reporting： ─ What did the teacher just say？ I didn’t hear him. ─ He said he wants us to read Chapter Six. (n) Later reporting： ─ I didn’t go to class yesterday. Did Mr. Jones make any assignments？ ─ Yes. He said he wanted us to read Chapter Six. (o) “The world is round. ” → She said the world is round. (p) “I watch TV every day. ” → She says she watches TV every day. (q) “I watch TV every day. ” → She has said that she watches TV every day. (r) “I watch TV every day. ” → She will say that she watches TV every day. (s) “Watch TV. ” → She told me to watch TV.
12 -8 USING THE SUBJUNCTIVE IN NOUN CLAUSES (a) The teacher demands that we be on time. (b) I insisted that he pay me the money. (c) I recommended that she not go to the concert. (d) It is important that they be told truth. (e) I suggested that she see a doctor. (f) I suggested that she should see a doctor.
12 -9 USING-EVER WORDS Whoever ─ (a) Whoever wants to come is welcome. Anyone who wants to come is welcome. Who(m)ever ─ (b) He makes friends easily with who(m)ever he meet. * He makes friends easily with anyone who(m) he meet. Whatever ─ (c) He always says whatever comes into his mind. He always says anything that comes into his mind. Whichever ─ (d) There are four good program on TV at eight o’clock. We can watch whichever programs (whichever one) you prefer. We can watch any of four programs that you prefer.
Whenever (e) You may leave whenever you wish. You may leave at any time that you wish. Wherever (f) She can go wherever she wants to go. She can go anyplace that she wants to go. However (g) The students may dress however they please. The students may dress in any way that they please.
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